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‘I usually end up calling an ambulance’: why migraine pain is not just a bad headache – The Guardian
The neurological disease affects up to 20% of people, but research funding is sorely lacking. Women are more than three times…
My first experience with migraine was when I was a child, pressing a flannel to my mums head and bringing her a bucket to vomit in, stroking her head as she lay still on her bed in the dark in excruciating pain. These memories are so clear to me decades…
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